Anxiety Disorders

Question 1

Anxiety

Answer 1

Negative emotion and bodily symptoms of tension and anticipation of future danger

Question 2

Anxiety prevelence

Answer 2

8- 30%

Question 3

Neurotic paradox

Answer 3

Pattern of self defeating behaviour

Question 4

3 anxiety response systems

Answer 4

Physical
Cognitive
Behavioural

Question 5

Fear

Answer 5

Present- oriented immediate alarm reaction to current danger

Question 6

Panic

Answer 6

Group of fight/ flight physical symptoms that unexpectedly occur in absence of obvious danger

Question 7

Nine anxiety disorder categories

Answer 7

Seperation
GAD
Specific phobia
Social phobia
OCD
Panic disorder
Panic disorder with agoraphobia
PTSD
Acute Stress Disorder

Question 8

When is seperation anxiety normal

Answer 8

7 months- preschool years

Question 9

SAD

Answer 9

Age innapropriate, exessive, disabling anxiety about being away from parents or home

Question 10

SAD prevelance

Answer 10

4- 10%– more girls

Question 11

Gender ratio for school refusal

Answer 11

Equal

Question 12

GAD

Answer 12

Excessive, uncontrollable worry about many events on most days

Question 13

Diagnostic criteria for GAD

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Requires at least one somatic symptom

Question 14

GAD prevelence

Answer 14

3-6%

Question 15

GAD gender ratio

Answer 15

Equal

Question 16

GAD age of onset

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10- 14

Question 17

Specific phobia

Answer 17

Persistent fear and avoidance for at leats 6 months

Question 18

Evolutionary theory of phobias

Answer 18

Infants biologically predisposed to learn certain fears

Question 19

5 subtypes of phobias

Answer 19

Animal
Natural environment
Blood- injection- injury
Situational
Other

Question 20

Specific phobia prevelence

Answer 20

4- 10%

Question 21

Specific phobia age of onset

Answer 21

7- 9 yeras

Question 22

Social Phobia

Answer 22

Social requirements exposing child to scrutiny and embarassment

Question 23

Specific phobia prevelence

Answer 23

6-12% – twice as common in girls

Question 24

% of social phobics with depresison

Answer 24

20%

Question 25

Amount of social phobics with another anxiety disorder

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2/3

Question 26

Selective mutism

Answer 26

Failure to speak in certain social situation

Question 27

Selective mutism prevelence

Answer 27

0.5%

Question 28

OCD prevelence

Answer 28

1-3%

Question 29

OCD gender ratio

Answer 29

2:1 for boys

Question 30

OCD age of onset

Answer 30

9- 12 yeras

Question 31

Panic attack

Answer 31

4 or more physical or cognitive fight or flight symptoms

Question 32

Panic Disorder

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Recurrent unexpected attacks followed by at least 1 month of persistentworry about having another attack

Question 33

Panic attack and disorder prevelence

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3-4 % panic attack | 1% disorder

Question 34

Panic age of onset

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5- 19 years

Question 35

3 core features of PTSD

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Re experiencing of traumatic event Avoidance of associated stimuli and numbing Symptoms of extreme arousal

Question 36

Acute Stress Disorder

Answer 36

3 dissociative symptoms within 1 month of trauma lasting 2 days- 1 month

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Threat- Related attentional bias

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Selective attention for potentially threatening information

Question 38

Behavior Lens Principle

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Disorder is a mix of actual child behaviour and the lens through which other's view it in the child's culture

Question 39

Amygdala

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React to unfamiliar and unexpected events

Question 40

Behavioural Inhibition

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Low threshold for novel stimuli puts child at greater risk for anxiety disorder

Question 41

FEAR

Answer 41

Feeling frightened Expecting bad things Attitudes and actions that will help Results and rewards

Question 42

Reactive Baseline

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Behaviour changes just because you are measuring it

Question 43

Fundamental attributional bias

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tendency to over-value dispositional or personality-based explanations for behavior while under-valuing situational explanations

Question 44

Self serving bias

Answer 44

Attributing internal factor for success and external, uncontrollable factors for failure

Question 45

What attribution style does CBT encourage

Answer 45

Internal- unstable- controllable

Question 46

RIDE

Answer 46

Rename the thought Insist you are in charge Defy anxiety Enjoy your success